Dems need to blame GOP for the death of Charlene Dill

[Bo-4]

Sad.. every governor who refused to expand Medicaid has blood on their hands.

Charlene Dill, a 32-year-old mother of three, collapsed and died on a stranger’s floor at the end of March. She was at an appointment to try to sell a vacuum cleaner, one of the three part-time jobs that she worked to try to make ends meet for her family and pay for her heart medication. Her death was a result of a documented heart condition — and it could have been prevented. Dill was uninsured, and she went years without the care she needed to address her chronic conditions because she couldn’t afford it.​

http://www.newrepublic.com/article/...obamacare-medicaid-expansion-would-save-lives

 

[Union_Jack_1972]

Sad.. every governor who refused to expand Medicaid has blood on their hands.

Charlene Dill, a 32-year-old mother of three, collapsed and died on a stranger’s floor at the end of March. She was at an appointment to try to sell a vacuum cleaner, one of the three part-time jobs that she worked to try to make ends meet for her family and pay for her heart medication. Her death was a result of a documented heart condition — and it could have been prevented. Dill was uninsured, and she went years without the care she needed to address her chronic conditions because she couldn’t afford it.​

http://www.newrepublic.com/article/...obamacare-medicaid-expansion-would-save-lives

She went years with this condition and why was she working three jobs and not on SSD?

Before putting the blame on the GOP we need to ask why she was denied SSD and forced to work three Jobs?

 

[as seen on tv]

so to sum up - she had a car, but decided to forego spending on medical needs.

how is that a republican problem?

 

[Bo-4]

so to sum up - she had a car, but decided to forego spending on medical needs.

how is that a republican problem?

You're right ASOT. She could have taken the bus to sell vacuum cleaners and get her OTHER two jobs.

 

[Craig]

so to sum up - she had a car, but decided to forego spending on medical needs.

how is that a republican problem?

Let's call it an American problem.

 

[Constitutional Sheepdog]

OH wow another misguided misinformed topic the left needs to research before they start a hate thread.

Here are a few of the questions none of the left-wing articles and diatribes I saw addressed:

• Dill, described as a single mother in most articles, actually was married (in fact, Dill was not her married name, but I’m sticking with “Dill” for this story for the sake of the family’s privacy). Was Dill’s reported $9,000 annual income (some stories said $11K) the family income, or hers alone? The stories imply it was hers alone.

• If Medicaid had been expanded in Florida, would Dill have qualified, given that any income her husband earns would have been taken into consideration?

• What was Dill’s actual, legal cause of death and why do none of the stories report it?

• What are the unnamed medications Dill allegedly would have been taking had she had Medicaid coverage? What is the certainty that these medications would have prevented her death? Would Medicaid have covered them? What did they cost?

• Why do many, if not all, of the stories mention that the state of Florida has a program to help people who are ill and uninsured, but whose income falls above Medicaid’s eligibility levels? If Dill had a life-threatening condition that could have been fixed with medication, and could not afford to pay for the drug or drugs herself, did she apply for help from this program?
• http://beforeitsnews.com/opinion-co...ll-leave-out-so-much-information-2836830.html

 

[bdtex]

OH wow another misguided misinformed topic the left needs to research before they start a hate thread.

Here are a few of the questions none of the left-wing articles and diatribes I saw addressed:

• Dill, described as a single mother in most articles, actually was married (in fact, Dill was not her married name, but I’m sticking with “Dill” for this story for the sake of the family’s privacy). Was Dill’s reported $9,000 annual income (some stories said $11K) the family income, or hers alone? The stories imply it was hers alone.

• If Medicaid had been expanded in Florida, would Dill have qualified, given that any income her husband earns would have been taken into consideration?

• What was Dill’s actual, legal cause of death and why do none of the stories report it?

• What are the unnamed medications Dill allegedly would have been taking had she had Medicaid coverage? What is the certainty that these medications would have prevented her death? Would Medicaid have covered them? What did they cost?

• Why do many, if not all, of the stories mention that the state of Florida has a program to help people who are ill and uninsured, but whose income falls above Medicaid’s eligibility levels? If Dill had a life-threatening condition that could have been fixed with medication, and could not afford to pay for the drug or drugs herself, did she apply for help from this program?
• http://beforeitsnews.com/opinion-co...ll-leave-out-so-much-information-2836830.html

I think I first read about the subject in HuffPo and I gotta admit that it did leave some questions unanswered.

 

[Bugsy McGurk]

Sad.. every governor who refused to expand Medicaid has blood on their hands.

Charlene Dill, a 32-year-old mother of three, collapsed and died on a stranger’s floor at the end of March. She was at an appointment to try to sell a vacuum cleaner, one of the three part-time jobs that she worked to try to make ends meet for her family and pay for her heart medication. Her death was a result of a documented heart condition — and it could have been prevented. Dill was uninsured, and she went years without the care she needed to address her chronic conditions because she couldn’t afford it.​

http://www.newrepublic.com/article/...obamacare-medicaid-expansion-would-save-lives

As we see here, they prefer to just slime her.

Why should Pugs ever take the blame for their antics?

 

[Drumcollie]

Sad.. every governor who refused to expand Medicaid has blood on their hands.

Charlene Dill, a 32-year-old mother of three, collapsed and died on a stranger’s floor at the end of March. She was at an appointment to try to sell a vacuum cleaner, one of the three part-time jobs that she worked to try to make ends meet for her family and pay for her heart medication. Her death was a result of a documented heart condition — and it could have been prevented. Dill was uninsured, and she went years without the care she needed to address her chronic conditions because she couldn’t afford it.​

http://www.newrepublic.com/article/...obamacare-medicaid-expansion-would-save-lives

Sorry to see her passing but she could have gone to a hospital and got the help she needed...Only Michelle Obama's hospital would have refused her...it sad this day and age that during a time of democratic control in the White House people cannot get the help they need...sad indeed...I guessing lefty wishes she died while Bush was President.

 

[Bo-4]

As we see here, they prefer to just slime her.

Why should Pugs ever take the blame for their antics?

Bottom line Bugs, they just don't give a rat's ass about the thousands of people will die in states who dug in their heels on Medicaid expansion purely because of their Obama Derangement.

Sad ... is an understatement.

 

[Drumcollie]

You're right ASOT. She could have taken the bus to sell vacuum cleaners and get her OTHER two jobs.

I used to ride the bus...You gotta problem with people riding the bus...wait you Democrats do have a problem with people riding the Bus...particularly when people of color dont ride in the back...you Democrats get all upset...Saw that in Alabama...you Democrats are funny racist people

 

[Drumcollie]

Bottom line Bugs, they just don't give a rat's ass about the thousands of people will die in states who dug in their heels on Medicaid expansion purely because of their Obama Derangement.

Sad ... is an understatement.

whatever you need to justify people dying on Obama's watch...what ever you need to say BO

 

[Bo-4]

Sorry to see her passing but she could have gone to a hospital and got the help she needed...Only Michelle Obama's hospital would have refused her...it sad this day and age that during a time of democratic control in the White House people cannot get the help they need...sad indeed...I guessing lefty wishes she died while Bush was President.

As usual your post makes absolutely no sense. ER is only good for treating a heart attack. They will not provide you with ongoing treatment needed for heart conditions.

 

[Minotaur]

That is the first death on Gubner Scott. He'll answer for her death in the upcoming election.

 

[Drumcollie]

In a case like this...we see to opposing ideas:

The democratic and Republican

Democratic:...lets get her govt help by reaching into the pockets of rich white people so I dont have to pay

Republican...Lets donate form our own pocket and give what we have

Big difference

 

[Drumcollie]

That is the first death on Gubner Scott. He'll answer for her death in the upcoming election.

Nice to see that you joined the hate...while your at it...get NBC and ABC to fake some audio and video

 

[Minotaur]

In a case like this...we see to opposing ideas:

The democratic and Republican

Democratic:...lets get her govt help by reaching into the pockets of rich white people so I dont have to pay

Republican...Lets donate form our own pocket and give what we have

Big difference

In a case like this woman's death we see a Governor who will pay for being directly connected to her death:

PollDateSampleCrist (D)Scott (R)Spread
RCP Average1/22 - 4/14--43.439.4Crist +4.0
SurveyUSA4/10 - 4/14502 LV4641Crist +5
Sunshine State News/VSS3/31 - 4/3800 RV4445Scott +1
UNF*3/6 - 3/16507 RV3433Crist +1
University of Florida1/27 - 2/1LV4740Crist +7
Quinnipiac1/22 - 1/271565 RV4638Crist +8

http://www.realclearpolitics.com/epolls/2014/governor/fl/florida_governor_scott_vs_crist-3545.html

 

[Constitutional Sheepdog]

• Why do many, if not all, of the stories mention that the state of Florida has a program to help people who are ill and uninsured, but whose income falls above Medicaid’s eligibility levels? If Dill had a life-threatening condition that could have been fixed with medication, and could not afford to pay for the drug or drugs herself, did she apply for help from this program?

 

[Minotaur]

Nice to see that you joined the hate...while your at it...get NBC and ABC to fake some audio and video

Do you ever make sense?

 

[Constitutional Sheepdog]

She was married how much money did her husband make?

 

[Minotaur]

• Why do many, if not all, of the stories mention that the state of Florida has a program to help people who are ill and uninsured, but whose income falls above Medicaid’s eligibility levels? If Dill had a life-threatening condition that could have been fixed with medication, and could not afford to pay for the drug or drugs herself, did she apply for help from this program?

She fell between the cracks unfortunately. She made somewhere between $9,000 and $12,000 a year (can't remember exact amount) but the issue is because Scott and the legislator refused to expand Medicaid she did not qualify for help. Had they taken the federal funding she would have qualified for the coverage numbers. Just a very sad story because in her case she did work at many jobs to feed her kids.